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viático
noun, masculine
viaticum
viéredes
verb
obsolete spelling of viereis
viña
noun, feminine
vineyard
viñador
noun, masculine
winegrower
viñamarino
noun, masculine
native or inhabitant of the city of Viña del Mar, Valparaíso Region, Chile (usually male)
viñamarino
adjective
of, from or relating to the city of Viña del Mar, Valparaíso Region, Chile
viñatero
noun, masculine
synonym of vinicultor
viñedo
noun, masculine
vineyard (grape plantation)
viñero
noun, masculine
vineyard owner
viñeta
noun, feminine
vignette; frame, panel; bullet (in a list)
viñetista
noun, masculine/feminine
vignettiste; cartoonist
viñátigo
noun, masculine
Persea indica, a tree of Madeira and the Canary Islands.
vió
verb
superseded spelling of vio, deprecated in 1952 by the Royal Spanish Academy
vladivideo
noun, masculine
any of the videos covertly taken by Vladimiro Montesinos showing the then president of Peru, Alberto Fujimori, taking and offering various bribes
vo
pronoun
pronunciation spelling of vos
vocablo
noun, masculine
word, term
vocabulario
noun, masculine
vocabulary
vocacional
adjective
vocational (of or relating to vocation)
vocacionalmente
adverb
vocationally
vocación
noun, feminine
vocation (inclination to undertake a certain kind of work); calling
vocal
adjective
by means of the voice; related to the voice; using the voice
vocal
noun, masculine/feminine
voter, member with vote rights
vocal
noun, feminine
vowel
vocalidad
noun, feminine
vocality
vocalismo
noun, masculine
vocalism
vocalista
noun, masculine/feminine
vocalist (singer in a band)
vocalización
noun, feminine
vocalization
vocalizar
verb
to vocalize
vocalmente
adverb
vocally (using words)
vocalía
noun, feminine
committee membership
vocativo
noun, masculine
vocative
vocativo
adjective
vocative
voceador
noun, masculine
shouter, crier
voceador
adjective
shouting
vocear
verb
to shout
vocero
noun, masculine
spokesman
vocería
noun, feminine
yelling, shouting
vocerío
noun, masculine
outcry, uproar
vocho
noun, masculine
Beetle (type of car)
vociferación
noun, feminine
shouting, ranting
vociferante
adjective
loud (speaking); vociferous
vociferar
verb
to vociferate (to cry out with vehemence)
vocinglero
adjective
garrulous, chatty, loud-mouthed
vocinglería
noun, feminine
clamor, babble, chatter
vocoide
noun, masculine
semivowel; glide
vocálico
adjective
vocal, vocalic (relating to or being a vowel)
vodca
noun, masculine/feminine
rare spelling of vodka
vodevil
noun, masculine
vaudeville
vodka
noun, masculine/feminine
vodka
vodník
noun, masculine
vodyanoy
voivoda
noun, masculine
voivode
voivodato
noun, masculine
voivodeship (the jurisdiction of a voivode)
volable
adjective
flyable
volada
noun, feminine
short flight; news that spread as rumours in order to not be censored by the military government of 1968–1980
voladito
adjective
superscript
voladizo
adjective
projecting
voladizo
noun, masculine
cantilever, overhang
volado
noun, masculine
thing, thingy; coin toss
volado
adjective
superscript; daydreaming; stoned (on drugs)
volador
adjective
flying; flighty (flying easily, flying a lot)
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